The first thing I did was to semi put each section together. Once I figured out each sections placement, I glued the section itself together. Next, I glued all of the sections together attaching other small pieces that had a necessary placement in attaching the sections together. Gee, did that make any sense?
So, here is the finished and securely glued Eiffel tower, ready for silver spray paint.
No, this picture is not upside down. It was taken to show you just how secure it is.
Despite the occasional breeze, this was really easy to spray paint. It only took one good coat.
So, now we are ready to add some silver glass glitter. I can't wait to see the finished product and display it in my studio. And of course, I will share that moment with you as well. Have a great day!
10 comments:
geesh - I just love that. I wish I had a place to PUT such a wonderful thing. It's going to be a knock-your-socks-off piece when it's glittered! ... can't wait to see it!
It's so funny to see how you love French things!!
If I can help you "Hello and Welcome" = "Bonjour et Bienvenue" and not "Bonjour et accueil"
I like your creations...I'll come back!
It looks great Rhonda. I'm anxious to see the finished results. Gorgeous work.
Kris
Great job. I'm sure it will be well worth the effort.
Maureen
Rhonda, you did an awesome job with the help of your daughter...I can't wait to see the finishing touches...hey maybe you could put some sort of lighting on the bottom of it to - to let it shine at night...Grace & Peace 2 "U" Marlene
That turned out pretty gorgeous! I nominated you for an award...check it out on my blog. Kim
I raise my champagne glass to your creations. Loved visiting!
Hey R...
I hope you`re all well ?
Great to see you post something - i know your situation is hard right now . still thinking of you - i miss you !
I`m sure your Eiffel tower will be so worth all the effort you are putting into it . It`ll take some glass glitter to get it covered though ! But once completed - it sure will stand out and sparkle !
You did such a great job with the tower. Glass glitter will indeed give it that extra pizzaz. What a great creation.
So very cool. A little bit of Paris in Tennessee!
Jennie
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